said officials are still looking for edward snowden. he was last known to be in hong kong. the white house has repeatedly said snowden has exaggerated his access to sensitive information. pand what could be another blow to privacy, your face could be among the 120 million that state officials are troving through in criminal investigations. "the washington post" reports police are increasingly use state photo databases designed to prevent fraud for accomplices and incident bystanders in criminal investigations. the only legal requirement is for searches to be conducted. the post reports these type of searches blur the boundaries between criminal and noncriminal databases. and it depends on where you live, 26 states have the technology and allow the search, 11 states in the capital also have but generally don't allow the search. 13 states don't have the

technology at all. a demographic death spiral is how one top gop senator describes the republican party. lindsey graham helped write the bipartisan immigration bill. he said passing that reform is the only way for the white house to reclaim the white house in 2016. >> only way we can get back in good graces with the hispanic community if my view the apprehensive immigration reform bill. if you don't do that, it doesn't matter who will run in my view. >> marco rubio said the bill is about 95% ready to go but still needs improvement as far as the border security plan. >> vast majority of conservative republicans are prepared to support immigration reform, but only if we can ensure that we're not going to have another wave of illegal immigration in the future. the senate last week voted to begin formal debate on the proposal in that part it would give an estimated 11 million undocumented residents in the u.s. a pass way.

the black forest fire is now 65% contained. a far cry from nearly zero percent late last week. firefighters worked sunday to put out hot spots aided by the rain. the concern at this point, the possibility of wind spreading the remaining flames to dry grass and trees. it kills two people, destroyed nearly 500 homes and forced 38,000 people to evacuate. crews hope to have it fully under control by thursday. an historic 113th u.s. open golf tornado to tell you about, on the 10th hole, phil mickelson hit from 76 yards out in the rough and sank an eagle two on his birthday but he finished second after extending his u.s. open to sixth. justin rose made clutch shots for a two-shot victory. the first glaenglishman in 15 years. the tee shot landed on the hill.

bounced on to the green. and then it rolled and it rolled. as the crowd roared, the ball headed straight for the cup and it went in. he celebrated the first ever ace. what is going on? nbc's bill karins now with today's forecast. >> a pretty good golf tournament. it was fun. >> exciting to watch. have you been out there on the links? >> no, no, i couldn't handle any of that. welcome back to you. >> thank you. good to be back. >> you've been sisbusy. >> i have, you know, just a little with the baby. >> a baby. it's a quiet weekend. here's how we're setting up going into the work week. we are watching the warm air spreading, starting to look more and more like summer out there. of course, when we left you on friday, the story in colorado was dire with the fire still out of control.

as we mentioned earlier in the show, the weather did help. it was much cooler, and we did get some rain in the region. and today there will be about a 20% chance of showers and storms throughout. the temperatures will be in the upper 70s to low 80s. that's much more comfortable for the firefighters on the fire lines instead of that 90 to 100-degree heat yesterday. the fires that were in colorado spread to kansas and oklahoma. with winds and power out there, tree limbs, be careful as you head out the door. some of those winds should continue through dallas area and little rock as we go throughout the morning. so we'll watch that four. also in the southeast, numerous scattered storms, even all the way back up to the carolinas, possibly d.c. notice the weather map. it's pretty warm everywhere. that's a look at your national forecast, now here's a look outside your window. salt lake city has had a hot june. temperatures about 91 and sunny.

pretty warm everywhere. even boston upper 70s to low 80s. best chance of storms will be in new england storm. doesn't look like any bad severe weather outbreaks. knock on wood that everything in the tropics remains quiet, too. >> no triple digits so -- >> yeah, nice summer weather. jay-z's million giveaway. martha stewart focusing on her bottom line. and meet the man who will close gitmo. plus, teaching robots to be rooms. today air hockey. tomorrow, who knows. "early today" is back in two.

welcome back. now on president's obama's important trip to the g-8 summit, nbc's white house correspondent chuck todd is traveling with the president in belfast. chuck, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. he sure did. the entire first family is here, actually. the president's first piece of business is actually going to be

in belfast. he's giving a speech to northern ireland students to talk about sort of the progress or frankly what has been very slow progress for northern ireland's economy here in the last decade ever since the peace process between ireland and northern ireland. it just -- the country, the province has gotten off to a slow start. but then after he does that speech that's directed at locals, it's beginning the g-8 summit. and the issues here are going to be interesting when it comes to syria. you ses leshlly have the old g-7, and russia was added a few years ago. president pieten is on the side of bashar al assad. he's been helping bashar al assad with arms shipments and he's been quite critical of what the west has done with opposition. in fact yesterday, putin had a one-on-one with british prime minister david cameron.

that didn't go so well. he seemed to lecture the allies on what they planned to do with syria. that is going to be the question is there consensus, veronica, between the u.s., the brits, the french and what to do next on the syrian opposition. let's get you to another stories making news this morning. a man described as a moderate conservative claimed victory over the weekend in iran's election. hassan rouhani took over half a vote to succeed mahmoud ahmadinejad. the 64-year-old campaigning on personal rights, gender equality and artistic freedom. the obama administration is expected to put a washington lawyer in charge of shutting down the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay. officials say cliff sloan also a confidante to secretary of state john kerry will be a new diplomatic envoy. a defense lawyer for george zimmerman said a jury could be seated as soon as this week. the second week of jury selection begins today in a

trial where zimmerman is facing second degree murder charges in the death of trayvon martin. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty citing self-defense. a former top irs official admitted early involvement with as many as 30 applications for tax exempt status. some of those requests went more than a year without action. however, the past provided no evidence that senior evidence officials ordered agents to target certain groups. and the chinese dissident who fled to beijing last year said new york university is kicking him out. chang said he's being forced out over concerns that his activism is harming the university's relationship with china. jay-z is teaming one with samsung. in a deal that will giveaway 1 million copies of his 12th and latest album "magna carta holy grail." the millionaire mogul announced it during a three-minute

commercial that aired last night during the game five of the nba finals but it's good for only owners of galaxy mobile phones. focusing on the bottom line, martha stewart's company is in the midst of a metamorphis of sorts. working on all of her company's designs including releasing a redesign of the martha stewart living for ipads today ahead of hitting newsstands next week. don't park that suv inside. general motors is expanding a recall to 480,000 midsize suvs. the reason, a circuit board in the driver's door can short and spark a fire. the models include 2006-2007 chevy trailblazers, gmc envoys, buick rainiers. and isuzus. check out cnbc for all the details. harley davidson's faith riders celebrated the 110th anniversary at the vatican. pope francis was there to bless the estimated half million harley owners who descended on st. peter's square. finally, check this out.

the unbeatable air hockey robot. researchers have developed a robot that uses two high-speed cameras to track the puck and its opponent at, get this, 500 frames per second. good luck beating that bot. coming up, did russian president putin steal bob kraft's super bowl ring? and a life changer.

in sports now, game five in the nba finals. the spurs' danny green owns a new record for three-point shots with 25 in the finals so far. green finished with 24 points as san antonio beat miami 114-104 and takes a three game to two game lead in the series. a russian spokesman denies that russian president putin stole a super bowl ring from patriots owner robert kraft in 2005. kraft said he was pressured by the white house to say he gave the ring as a gift to the russian people. the russian spokesman called kraft's comments weird. check this out, at the college world series, the big sign at the top of the dugout is misspelled. the world "college" had an extra letter "l." oops. a comedy of errors by a pro

on the mets' david wright that sailed over first baseman daniel murphy's head. and a throw to home plate goes wild. two cubs score but new york's kirk nieuwenhuis. a 81-year-old weightlifter after getting a pacemaker lifted an amazing 187 1/2 pounds. and a tweet about kim kardashian and kanye west's baby girl using one of his famous catchphrases for a player. diaper dandy. saying, quote, this precious little one will be able to afford college. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray, get rid of some gray, never all. just ahead "man of steel" sets records. and "curb your enthusiasm's" jeff garlin has a run-in with the law.

we're going to have details next.

welcome back. the travel trouble spot this morning is through oklahoma and it's headed into areas of north texas. a line of thunderstorms with the potential of at least damaging winds of at least 60 miles per hour. already went through oklahoma city heading down towards the red river. we'll also watch that push into arkansas. stormy weather. dallas, ft. worth, all the way

into the atlantic area. mid-atlantic isolated storms. coveragewise, it will be your tuesday. dangerous around the red river but not horrible. >> thanks, bill. the latest superman movie leaped over box office expectations in a single bound. "man of steel" earned 1$113 million in its opening weekend. plus an additional $12 million from thursday screenings. "this is the end" with an impress ive debut of $32.8 million. and in case you missed it, kim kardashian and kanye west welcomed a baby girl on saturday. surprisingly kardashian is being hush-hush about this baby. this may be why. howard bragman vice chairman of reputation.com estimates the first photos are going to fetch, get this, seven to eight figures, i'm quoting there. >> maybe it' five weeks early and maybe they weren't quite prepared.

>> no, it's sold to the highest bidder. l.a. police say "curb your enthusiasm" actor jeff garlin was arrested for vandalism thursday after allegedly smashing in the windows a person's car during a dispute. a former girlfriend of mick jagger is auctioning off a lock of his famous mane. expected to bring in 3,000 bucks. the woman's grandmother somehow procured it without her knowledge in the '60s. that's kind of creepy. >> like grabbing hair off the floor. gross. last night, the nbc soap "days of our lives" won daytime emmys since 1975. and finally, 25-year-old erin brady won the title in los angeles. but it was during this moment during the q & a that will be best remembered. take a look. >> i think we can relate this back to education and how we are

continuing to try to strive to figure out how to create jobs right now. that is the biggest problem. and i think especially the men are seen as the leaders of this so we need to try to figure out create education better so that we can solve this problem. thank you. >> thank you, utah. >> ouch. >> i tried to focus on her earrings more there, you know. >> maybe it was her earrings. do you think? she was so uncomfortable she couldn't think, something like that. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today" we hope it's just your first stop of the day right here on nbc.

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>> a chemical leak in a group home. >> the debate over privacy continues with another prominent republican coming out in favor of secret surveillance. what is dad do when a family has a baby? >> we are taking a look of the area roads

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morning. >> is it the first day of summer break? i think there will be patches of dry weather. dew point of 62. showers mainly down to the south. a few are breaking out in western maryland. high temperatures from 84 to 88 . showers will be pretty widely scattered. details coming up in the full forecast. >> a nice monday. about, one thing to talk and some construction. looks pretty good on 895 just prior to the harbor tunnel